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operation and is dubbed the water to find its own level and

The Montague Curling Cliih is trying out somet irrg new in the way of ire-conditioning ma- chinery, This one cleans. de- frosts and levels the ice in one

IS said to give a perfect curling surface. Harold )cherron is shown operating the new ma-

answer to an ice~makci prav- er. lt remelts the surface o' the curling sheet under controlled temperature that permits the

EATON'S...TUESDAY

No Phone or Mail Orders on These Specials Please

St. Teresa’s Has New Rink

ST. TERESAS —- The outdoor rink at St. Teresas has beeii completed with the aid of a grant from the physical fitness division and local labor. it was reported at a recent meeting of

o ‘ the home and school association. ou a e i A feature of the meeting was

ISLAND NEWS PAGE

Montague, Souris, Kings County 4 The Guardian. Charlottetown. Mon.. Feb. 4. 1963.

Mrs. Reginald MacDonald and turned to freezing rain and then highways Sunday but several Vin Bradlpy_ Linda MacDonald which stranded several cars. at Souris Saturday niEht h Hi Noreen Gillan.

P ' F' ed ﬂ . 1 air in A we“ knmm Baldwin,s Road Continued From Page i

i a debate between students of igrade and grade eight 0 which was adjudged a tie by the By 5 now Wi ncl I Mrs. Gerald Walsh. The subject _ was “Resolved that television is SOURIS —— While the rest of freezing rain and followed Sun- an “(h-amass to home pny the Island had a light fall of day by light shmvers. Tim affirmative side was up. snow Saturday night which Plows opened the streets and hold 1... made nine plums. Mgr. rain, the eastern end of the [no cars skidded into ditches an and Teresa Lawim while me vim-e was struck by a howling snowbanks as the highway sur- “9:31”? side “~35 argued by storm. iai‘PS became ShPPPI‘M grade eiz‘it pupils. .lo-Anne Cur- streets in Souris were hlnrk- Winds were blowing 8' 25 ran. Julianna Carmichael and ed by drift s Saturday night miles an hour with gusts to 35 2913 Camphpli, Chan-man was However the snowfall turned to ﬂl‘adually diminiSth d 11 Pin .9. Mrs. Sixtus Curran. the pre- ' ————’“‘“—‘ Sunday. However it was snow- Slthlli oi' the home and school . I in; heavily again last night and association. reported on the s Rd. drifting was reported once more. semi-annual meeting of the M Pill. tederatinn. O . Farmer Dles CHIEF JUSTICE . fore being named chief justice farmer. Martin, Pleter1 Cotcora’n .jn 1954' Before coming m m_ d1?“ Suhdhh 3’ _"' "5 mme 53" ‘tawa he was for three years a "ma-V' m '“5 ’8th year' ‘puisne judge of the Supreme Born and educated in Court of Ontario.

Bald-

win's Road. he was the fatlficr Perhaps the most important.

of a priest and the brother 0 a case that came. up during his . nun. His wife this former Regina years on the Supreme Court of Dl’kun amid "(Ahn“.i\ll1cci3u'-rk' Steele of Little Pond. predeceas— Canada was a federal govern- (1mm: ring'agiieordoﬂ; v53:

ed him two years ago. ment request for a ruling on the , . . . . ' S”. s ‘ He is survlwd M. t“... sons'constitutional validity of a bill 52m\1é'z:q::?o c253 Rev. Francis J. Corcoran. Par-3m ah'h'5h. Cam'dian hhhmls '0 citv'polic‘e‘ccurtSaturdav ﬁsh mics, m Cmdizam and A]- the Jli(llClal committee of the TM hm br'omorq were}; r gt tan at home. and one daughter Pl‘l‘W COW?” 1" '«m‘il‘m (.(i hit c-pi Keith W'lkOlln ricil - Marv “W... “a... The then Mr. Justice Kerwin Rma'“,a\,' (.hh l ,a a l'? ton. Mass. Also survwmg are “"9" “M1 "‘9 malhrh" l" a i when ilicv harll in brill-inﬁll three sisters. Jean thirs. Owen ‘ “0'3 “two” handed mm" "a"' ' from the 'dance b force. e Kellyi Pcnkcs: Ann. (Mrs. Sie- . lh4h~ thal 5""h a hm “'35 war-lad fmpq w y ' ~>d phcn Keatinizl. Boston; and Sis-‘Whhin the power" Of parlia' RlV vice. ~cd {- bcho "RPM: 0: ter Gutlilla of St ioscph's Or-imhhl' : ' (- '5 -0r 0mg um an _ V . . . ._ . 1 . . . incapable. tun received 20 days do}. m anoa 0m Mm" A tireless worker. Chief .lus- , , . ‘ . p ,. . . . V, v . two were lined $20 and costs or The “mam! will take place tice Kerwin was forced to take 10 dam, a Summersd ‘ Tuesdav momma. “.nh Solemn a six-month rest late in 1958 be- “at 4“; ‘70 l I 9 man R - ‘ H h M : bv l_ cause of exhaustion. ' S r?" a ” "aye sushended equiem lE . as. eing cee , scntence and the final accused brated in St. Theresa‘s Cliurch.iLAWh ER 9‘ 22. . was fined $10 and costs it Peakes at 10 o'clock. lntermcnti The Chi” lhsm“ a'm'ldi‘d v d. 1‘. ‘ or W ' school in Sarnia and went on a) ‘

Will be in the church cemetCFY- ()ngon Law Scth h Having possession of intoxicat-

ri ,l;ii-I C (ugh.

‘ Pint: . r . —-——-—-— called to the Ontario bar in 1911 . :Ejnhgi';°‘mi‘genaﬂ .at the age of 22. , ‘ ‘ ‘ l in addition to his widow and Ahmcfz'gjhdt “)5” "T, 3" days. ison George. he leaves another; (in d"? Ode 10"" drwe" “'35 (son. Patrick Jr.. and a daughter it _° d We “ails. and C05“ or llsabellc. wife of an Ottawa? “at ay‘l {or {all'hg to Stop at -lawyei‘. A third son. Philip. was a s "p s'zh' .killed some years ago in an auto accident in New Bruns-i ' in... Manitoba House Governor-General Vanier said jhe was "shocked beyond words" TO 09911 Feb. ,to hear of the death. WNNIPEP (C , >_ . DONATIONS or $2.5m . "He was a dear devoted frimd nuir‘ Roblih his 8112331122; The S on r i 5 Branch of the 7 Who “'35 always happy l“ dehh' the first session of the 27th Mani- Ro al Canadian Legion made't'ze {or "'9‘ somhﬁmes 3' mph" inha legislature will open Thurs- doti'ations to worthy c‘Uses lasliinwnvmience '0 himself' H “"1 ‘ dav. F b. 28 n .S ‘ a ’ Gen. Vanier. ' r ' y e alll'lt \igts'iri'cgorrcf‘zilsymrcp'gi'te-i "For many years h“ has ﬁnch legislati‘v'ia Eggshell" 0' 'he a('lmin last Saturday's Guardian iw'th grace and “mom his hx‘ ' the Dec. in election 'is’ .. e ‘ “alted office. I shall miss his gross“? Conservames“ IS PATIENT frienhSh'p thud hell’- _ erals. 10 New Democratic mem- John .1. Perry. Bristol. is a 690‘ vain”. ‘3'!“ attend Chief hers and one Social Credit meni- patient in the Charlottetown J'ISt'CE Kerwms funeral here her, Hospital as the result of an in-.g“‘;5dlhy- 5;" 5% Joseph S Rhmah “M jury to his foot. sustained when: 3““ 'c c "m -

he fell from the roof of his bub-MAKE CABLE building shop recently. ‘

kih'oisizn' maritime—'— -—- GASPE. Que. tCPi —— There 0 room to spare in Odilon WINNIPEG (CPl -- Removal Lanzlois' 16-foot boat when he ‘s MANITOBA CHAMP of overheadf “ﬁres and poles in landed a seven-foot. 400-pound Diamond. Mama “9'. a section 0 t e downtown area hlue shark that became en-

m’lahd pondence from his §8u_.is expected _to cost 5800.000. City meshed in his herring not. tic "95 ~ hydro officmls expect the com- has had the shark frozen and tpletion of underground cable in- plans to exhibit it at sports-

th "mob. provincial swicnmmgi stallation by the end of 10%. men's simws_

M championship for boys 10 and.

under. He also was on the (clay; ’ RUSTICO AREA RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT

MEETING Tuesday. February 5th. at 8.00 pm. Stella Maris Hall. North Rustico

hear HON. HENRY WEDGE

gang-“with:on on mm.“ m a. "a... it. HOMES son THE AGED M as; "The Old M I” our. am by m cm " ~

m. .m o, A“; LAUNCHING or nrnsouncus a”. rm h “:1 DEVELOPMENT SURVEY M'. M . 3 Everyone Welcome,

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necklets. earnings

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huusehold linens.

Cotton Broadcloth Good quality broadcloth in assorted colours. Width 36".

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Kitchen Terry Towels

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About 18 x so 1.00

Special, pair

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Linen towelling. About 22" “‘ldll]. Special. 2 yards

Linen Tea Towels Striped towels. About 18 x 30".

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Plastic place mats. About it x 18".

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Mesh Dish Cloths

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Face Cloths

Cotton terry. About 1?. x 12".

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Game Chest

52 popular games old and new.

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No. 5 Bulbs

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Special. for Candy

Brazil nut toffee in decorated hing- 0.

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Rowntrees Chocolates

Assorted chocolates in 1 lb. bags. Special, 2 for

Films Nos. VP 620 or 127.

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Boys' Brevets

Double set-it. double tron-t. elasticiz- ed legs. Sizes small, medium and

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Special. 2 for

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Special. 2 for

Men's Belts

Cowhide belts in colours grey, black 30 0 40.

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Boys' Braces

Elastic web. clip ends. sizes fits up to 14 years

Special. 3 for

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Bathroom Bowl Brush All plastic brush. 1.00

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Plastic Pails Heavy plastic about 8 qt. size.

1.00

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Handy ice tmys.

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Waste Baskets

Plastic basket ubout 12" 111111.

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Egg Rings

Chrome plated rings. Set. of four.

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Keep your ties neat Chrome plated rack.

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and

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Egg Cups

S et of four wooden egg Cups.

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Assorted colours. 6 doz. in package.

1.00

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Clothes Dry

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1.00

Special. each

Clothes Rack

Wall type rack.

1.00

Special. each

Broiler

Broiis food for tastier and healthier foods.

1.00

Special. each

Brooms

Heavy corn broom with varnished

handle. 1 .00

Special, each

French Fryer

Aluminum french trier. basket.

With wire

1.00

Special. each

Cotton Mops

Heavy cotton dust mop with handle.

1.00

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Light Bulbs

40 and 60 watt

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Children’s

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Special 3 {m

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Speclll 2 for

Women's Rayon Pants

Cuff leg pants .in ovonsize only.

Special 2 for

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Clearance of clips. While only.

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Corduroy longs in assorted colours.

Sizes 3 to 6x. 1.00

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Corduroy overalls in assorted col- to 6x.

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Women's Half Aprons

Assorted cotton prints. Special 2 for Womon's Bib Aprons

Assorted cotton prints. Oversize only.

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Boys' Drawers

Ankle length drawers In plum cotton. Sizes 1. 4. and 6.

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Plum cotton vests.

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Dresses Assorted pastel shades.

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Girls' Bloomers

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Nylon Crimpset Yam

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For filling cushions. toys. etc. 1 lb. bag.

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Plastic liner with assorted coloured trim.

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